Puppy Guide: 10 Things You Need to Know Before Getting a Dog

by Jack Shepherd

If you are lucky, adding a new dog to your home is only a small revolution. In order to suppress an all out uprising you must have the time, patience, and knowledge to choose and train the newest and cutest member of your family.

Read this book to learn about:

Finding the right pup for you
Age appropriate adoption
Environment for success
Kiddies and puppies
Other pet relationship dynamics
Upbringing: first steps
Dog Kindergarten
Nutrition
Vaccinations
Basic hygienic procedures

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Tags: Dog training, Puppy training, Dog training for beginners, Dog guide, Dog at home alone

37 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 9, 2018

About the author

Jack Shepherd (1937 -- )was born in Chatham, New Jersey, and enjoyed a global career as a journalist, writer and university professor. He worked principally as a Senior Editor at LOOK Magazine and as a writer in Newsweek's foreign department. He has also written for other US publications including Atlantic, Harper's, New York, Saturday Review, Outside, New York, and The Sunday New York Times Magazine. As a journalist Shepherd covered stories primarily in sub-Saharan Africa (Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia) and the Middle East (Israel, Palestine). Shepherd is also the author of ten books, three of which made The New York Times best-seller list: Quotations from LBJ (with Christopher S. Wren); The Runner's Handbook (with Bob Glover); and The Adams Chronicles. Shepherd earned his Ph.D. at age 50 (Boston University) and then taught at Boston University, the University of Cambridge (UK) for six years, and, since 1988, at Dartmouth College. He retired in 2007 and has returned to writing full time. His tenth book, Hunger: The Biology and Politics of Starvation (with John Butterly), was published in October 2010. His eleventh will be published in 2013. [amazon.com]